Friends For Naso May 2, 2013 at 06:22 pm
To: Prospective Home Buyers in Strongsville,
If you are from out of town (rather than trading up or…Read More downsizing within the city due to growing family or retirement), I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to our great city.
I am sure you already know the numerous nice things about Strongsville from the statistics so readily available in the public domain as well as from what you've heard from others, including your agents. That's why Strongsville is on top of your list.
What I want to convey to you is the soft side of our community, the general feelings about ourselves, our community, and our city, that can't be so conveniently or easily gleaned from those hard statistics (but of course, those hard statistics are all pointing to how great our city is as well).
This sense of community and the pride and confidence of our residents moving forward is something that one can only feel or grasp after years of living here and interacting with our neighbors and friends every day, multiplied by years. A short trip or a few weekends of open houses here may not necessarily make you grasp all these hidden values (pluses) of our city...
Friends For Naso May 2, 2013 at 06:24 pm
If you are first-time homebuyer with a young family, then my friends and I particularly want to…Read More extend our warmest welcomes to you. For young families, the two top priorites we looked for (and I am sure you are too in your ongoing house search) are:
(1) a community rooted in faith and great traditional values; and,
(2) an aspirational city.
Strongsville delivers these in spades.
If you have been looking at houses with your young family in our great city I am sure you have also been following the teachers' strike story quite closely. The events of the past three months showed that we as a community are moving forward with more confidence and more aspirations than, say, one year ago.
Please join me in Strongsville.
We are proud of Strongsville, and you will be too!
Mr Unknown 2 May 12, 2013 at 04:57 pm
I've lived in Strongsville my whole life. It's a great city with great people. We love this city a…Read More lot. If you come and live in Strongsville, hope you will be proud to call it hone! Welcome to Strongsville
Ralph June 14, 2013 at 10:36 am
I too was awestruck by the amazing light show courtesy of Mother Nature. It froze me in place while…Read More walking Pippy around the neighborhood. After 10 minutes she had enough and tugged the leash. The distunt rumble of thunder told me something big was coming our way so we scooted home on the double. Luckliy the storm wasn't as furious as its threat.
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All Boards » lyn June 18, 2013 at 07:32 pm
I agree with tom m.
It is not "user friendly" at all! The whole setup and search is…Read More terrible.
This new format should be thrown out and the old one put back in place.
A look at other Patch editions out of state also have very little comments now.
I would much prefer the old Patch, but now a better alternative by far to this new Patch is any of these: http://www.strongsville.com/ and http://www.thepostnewspapers.com/strongsville/ and http://www.cleveland.com/strongsville/ and
http://hometownindependent.com/strongsville/
Gina Scoglietti June 18, 2013 at 08:37 am
Hollys was delicious! We got some delivered to our apartment in north royalton with our pizza from…Read More Tommys!
Lorayne Fares June 12, 2013 at 10:42 am
Grace C&MA is located on pearl rd in middleburg hts just before bagley- I been going there my…Read More whole life- it's an amazing church. Non -denominational, very real down to earth people. You can dress however you want, shorts, sandals, or a suit! Pastor Jonathan Schaffer is amazing- you will feel so loved!
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